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The history of stamp collecting 26, The Big Elbe of Dresden

Written in: Dutch • Rob Smit • April 13, 2016

Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 26, the thick Elb of Dresden. In the December 1863 issue...

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